DAY 1 : Saigon – My Tho – Vinh Long [ L/D]
8h00 am. Pick up at hotel , then transfer to My tho, stop to vist Vinh Trang Pagoda, the largest pagoda of Tien Giang, built in 1849 with over 60 Buddha statues of high artistic value.
Boat trip to ben Tre for lunch. Get bicycle, biking along the village road through the orchard: coconut, longan, rambutan, guava and paddy fields of Ben Tre.
Visit the typical farmer’shouse in An Khanh. Continue the journey to garden plants, seedlings in Cho Lach - Ben Tre.
Then Transfer to Vinh Long,
Boat trip to island .Overnight at homestay.
Day 2: Vinh Long – Saigon [ B/L ]
Boat trip to Cai Be in the morning ,visit Cai Be floating market – an unique beauty
cultureoftheSouthwestregion.
Arrive tourist village,visitors will enjoy the specialties of Cai type: rice paper, coconut candy, cereal explosion ..Besides, tourists can see how the processing of each product.
Cycling along the village (about 5 minutes) to the honey tea point,Based on the advantages of having many fruit gardens, people have developed beekeeping career. Guests will be introduced how to feed honey bee and how to enjoy honey tea .
Ancient house,a discovery destination full of unique architecture carvings and meticulous of craftsman that time, the house has undergone more than one hundred years of existence but still remain their ancient beauty.
Boattrip crossing TienRiver quietly through the small cannal under the shade of cork tree . Visit Cu Lao Tan Phong place where is well- known for delicious fruitgarden. Boat trip to take visitors into a small channel (about 20 minutes) and walk in the fruit garden (about 10 minutes) .Guests can enjoy the fruit or lunch in the garden.Visiting fishing activities along the river banks on the way back to My Tho pier.
Pick up and transfer back Saigon. End of tour.
Includes:
-Tourist boat My Tho - Ben Tre - Cai Be - Vinh Long (2 times)
-Bike, rowing boats, fruits, Tradditional folk song music,honey & lemon tea.
- Tour guide- Overnight at Homestay with breakfast.
- Escorted van and water.
